To Fight the Universe

What if the universe itself was your prison, and magic nothing but its chains?

At 340 years old, the witch has uncovered the ultimate truth: magic isn't miraculous-it's just another law, a formula written into the fabric of existence. And the universe, the cold, indifferent force behind it all, is a tyrant, bending everything to its will. She's spent centuries unraveling the mysteries of her world, only to realize she's not casting spells-she's following rules she never agreed to.

But now, she's ready to defy it all.

This is no story of heroism. It's the unhinged, eerie ramblings of a being who's seen too much and learned the terrible secret of existence. Magic is just another tool of the universe to keep you in line. The real fight? It's not against sorcerers or gods-it's against reality itself.

"To Fight the Universe" is a philosophical and dark monologue that challenges the very concept of existence. As the witch spins tales of her own unraveling, she pulls you into a world where science and magic are indistinguishable, and the only way to break free is to create something the universe cannot comprehend.

There are no miracles here-only rebellion. If you dare to question the universe, she's waiting to guide you through the madness.

Because to fight the universe is to become something it never expected.